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A LADY WRITES.
That Terrible Fire IL Put Ont and NO
Symptoms Of it's Returning.
EIMIRA Aug. 30, 1887.

That Terrible Fire 10 tut OuL anu NO
Symptoms of its Returning.
ELMIRA, Aug. 30, 1887.
Esteemed Doctor and Friend: I write 10 In.
form you OF the condition Of my health. You
will remember of my sending to you for rem
edies for O complicated blood disease, which,
at that time, was very aggravating. received
very promptly the package Of medicine, and
commenced taking as per directions. At that
[. me was incapacitated from labor. After
using few days perceived very material
change for the better; in three weeks l was
able to resume my usual labor, and have not
lost a day since have portion Of the medi-
cine on hand yet. take of it occasionally but
not as regularly as at first. The terrible fire is
put out, and that unendurable itching has all
passed away, with no symptoms as yet Of re-
turn. My flesh, which was covered by dirty
scaly eruption has resumed its natural look
and flexibility-in other words 1t is clean and
smooth. The swelling is entirely removed and
feel as we'll as ever, for which thank God
and Dr. KiImer I should have written You be-
fore but have been waiting to see any symp-
toms Of return, which do not
Yours truly, Mrs. L. r. TREAT,
519 Perrine Sire It.
Diseases are made to crumble and fall, never
to rise again, by Swamp-Root Kidney, Liver
and Bladder cure. At druggists. $1OO, six bot
ties $5OO,or by express, DR.. Kilmer Co., ,Bing-
hamton N Y
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Mrs. CleveIand's Brown T
ReciDe.
Brea

The following is the recipe OF tn
Presidents wife for making brown
bread:
One bowl Indian meal.
One bowl rye -four.
One bowl sour milk
One large cup molasses.
One teaspoonful so la.
One tablespoonful salt.
Steam two and onehalf hours, and bake
from twenty minutes to one-half hour, de-
pending upon heat of oven.
F. F. CLEVELAND.
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Loss of Flesh and Strength,

with poor appetite, and perhaps slight cough
in morning, or on first lying down at night,
with consumption are proverbially uncon-
scious of their real state. Most cases c M
mence W! b disordered liver, leading to bad di-
gestion and imperfect assimilation OF food.
is a form Of scrofulous disea e, and is durable
by the use of that greatest Of all blood-cleans-
ing. anti-bilious and invigorating compounds,
known as DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
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Three Bottles Cure Catarrh.

ELI ROBBINS, Runpan P: O., Columbia Co.
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helped her; third bottle effected perma,
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and we might also say-time and pain as we'll,
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best fr enl. 1t will save money.
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do, each being poised on one knee, and
liable to tumble over at the slightest dis
arrangement of position.
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How to Save Money,

A BIooD-RED owl was caught in the woods
near Jacksonville, ILL.,, the other day. 1t is the
only one of the kind ever seen in the State.
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A MONTREAL youth q years old Is servini
his fifteenth term in prison.
Consumption Surely Cured.

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IT is said that he last Russi IN wheat crop
has been better than for ten years.
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Iflafflicted with sore eyes use DR.. Isaac Thomp.
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ITCHING PILEs.-Symptpms - Moisture; in
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ten bleed and ulcerate, becoming very sore.
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aUntold Agony from Catarrh.''

Prof. W. HAgsNER, the famous mesmeriss
suffered untold agony from chronic nasal
incurable, @ and said I must die. Ny case wa
such q bad one, that every day, towards sun:
set, my voice would become 80 hoarse coHie
nv couRhine and clearing of my throat would
almost strangle me. BY the use Of DR.. SageI
Catarrh Remedy, in three months, was well
man. and the cure has been permanent.
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BERLIN h a Technical High School, built
by the city at o cost Of 81 10000.
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Many imitators, but no equal, has Dr. Sage's
Ca arrh Remedy.
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ROYAL GLUE mends anything! Broken Chi.
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BY means of solution and an instrument
called Nebulizer the cure Of Catarrh Is ef.
fected in a painless and pleasant manner. For
particulars addres, City Hall Pharmacy, 284
Broadway, New York.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-07-01
PERSONAL MENTION.

J. j. Caiyncs, of Oclrichs. was in the
city Monday.
John w. Rose drove over from
Smithwicl Tuesday.
Mrs. Fargo has been quite i'll during
the past week
j. r.. Thomas and wife. of Madison.
Ncb.. are at the Minnekaita.
James Boyd was Gate City guest
at the A,innekahta Friday last.
II. Morgan. of Cottonwood, register-
ed al the Ferguson Saturday.
JAS. Forbes. of New York. registered
at the Minneliahta this week.
Frank r. Davis. of Rapid CITY spent
Il couple of days in town this week.
j. a. Tower. of Chicago, was u.
Monday arrival at the Minnesahta.
! j. II. Failbanl. of Deadwooa, regis
tered at the Minnekallta Friday last.
| j. w. sheldon. of Martins Valley.
\ ainesl al .hc Niinnekallta "Wednesday.
w. e. Patrick, of Omaha. spe.st u
couple of days at the Springs last week.
w. VI. Young. of Hyel,s' Comedy
Co. was billing the town "Wednesday.
j. w. Tutlill and wife. of Buifa'o
Gap, were visitors at the Springs Mon
day.
g. w. Green was Garden City guest
at the Minnekal,ta Thursday OF last
week.
ID. w. Bastion, of Buffalo Gap
autographed at the Minnekahta Iast
week.
Frank Bull. of Oelrichs, was a
visitor AT the Springs the first OF the
week.
i III. G. Leibmann was Fremont
drummer at the Nlinnekahta Saturday
and Sunday.
W.s. McPhinty and TIC. Wissinn
We're Chadron representatives al tho
Springs Sunday.
Fred Geilliausen came down from
!. Rapid City Saturday and put upat TIL.
Ferguson House.
Commissioner A. A. Powell. wa.
) on our streets on Tuesday looking a
pleasant as ever.
III. S. Lippcncott and o. Fl. Mendcn
hail. of Lincoln, Neb.. booked at TIL,
.Minnekahta Saturday.
\ VIM. T. Coad and family. of Rapi,
City rusticated at the Springs coupl
of days during the week.
MIR. Brookin, of Rapid City. is a
Martins Hotel suffering intensely witt
inilamlnatory rheumatism.
Landlord Stewart and wife, o
Buffalo Gap. visited the great sani
tarium of the Hills Sunday.
s. NJ. Booth, wife and son. of Custe,
. were guests at the Minnekahta Thurs
, day and Friday of last week.
, Geo. H. Girowx and j. C. Crowle,
9 of Rushville, Neb.. were among Mon
: days arrivals at the Springs.
: : Il. H. Flynn, j. G. Carr and A. John
!, !, son were among the Obstetrics in til
!, city last Thursday and Friday.
4 E. E. McNary, Of Rushville, Neb
was in town Friday and Saturday o
ilast week, a guest at the Ferguson.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-07-01

Hot Springs, we are informed, is to
have Sunday mail. a long felt want.
Mr.. Lassard lad the misfortune to
loose valuable horse last Saturday
night.
Crane Bros. always keeps fresh sup
plies continually OH hand, and will not
be undersold.
a splendid rain visited Fall River on
Wednesday which makes the hearts of
the grangers glad.
There was man lived at Fall River,
who was in bad state with his liver.
lie tried everything TIL he came to the
Spring and is now fat and Timber as
cver.
Crane Bros. are in receipt of fresh
canned goods of the best brands every
day.
Miss Lizzie Moore in her new place,
has fitted up an ice cream parlor where
she will be prepared each ay to serve
the delicious and cool luxury to all her
customers.
A cloud somewhat resembling Bill
Nye's cyclone cloud (no bigger than a
mans liand) swung around in this vi
cinity ON Friday which threw more
hail to the square inch than any cloud
we ever saw. The destruction created
by the hail was confined principally TO
spring chickens.
General Passenger Agent Buchanan,
of the Il. e. & NJ. v. railroad, has
! written a letter to Rapid City parties
Offering To transport, free OF charge,
tothe Omaha exposition and the state
fairat Lincoln, Il collection of Black
Hills products. This liberal offer ci
the company should be takenadvantage
of by Fall River county to show the ont.
side world the hour,fless rcsources OF
this section of the Hills.
Try Crane Brothers if you want q
bargain in groceries fresh from the
market.
We have received a copy Of IN,
Reporter. Il monthly budget OF govern
mental affairs. edited by A. A. Thomas
of Washington. ID. q. 1t is "a live
Journal embracing full reports Of t!s
most important decisions and op'iion
of the heads of the governmental de
partments touching the public lan'
ss stem of the United States. with al
epitolne of judicial decisions relating
thereto, cminating from the suprenl'
court and other courts of the Unite,
States. 1t also contains several page
of spicy c,litoral comment, and ;
,, complete expose of Calamity Spark
cranky rulings.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-07-01
SAD ES SENTIMENTS.

The following letter from Miss sadie
l.. Gevnoni. who i; ut present visiting
with her brother William. to the
i'oia du Lac 1;a:ctte. although a little
.;siieiqmt' is no less interesting. 1t
windy portrays the lonesome, ''sea
sick sensation of the writer wii!c
passing over the seemingly boundlcss
pl.ries of northern Nebraska. and the
indispensable feeling of admiration
experienced when first she .bcheld the
grandeur and beauty of the scenery
in the vicinity Of the springs:
Hor spElHcs, DAw. May 81, 1887.
DEAR q AagrrR::-Nill you pardon
hasty scrihbling? will send, then,
these fc" lines | llsa promised at some
time. tonight. My thoughts are turn
ing toward Fond d,, Lac, lovely Fond
,ln Lac. which never looked to me
half so charming. or seemed to possess
so many attractions as it did on Friday
evening while crossing the plains oi
| Nebraska.
Were you ever liomesick? If so can
you not imagine the feeling of one
standing on the platform of the
rear car of the Mo. Val. railroad
last night? We had just passed
| through Stuart. the most inviting little
town since leaving Fremont, and SC
were taking a lingering last look unit
even the sun-tinged tips Of the tail
spires had faded flom vision.
They say, when crossing the ocear
for the first time, that out of sight o1
land it is quite depressing. Yet til,
huge rolling waves have at least {
suggestion of life and commnionship
cruel though it may be. But to gaz,
with strained eyes for miles and mile
around las you are speeding ~ at tht
rate of Is miles per hour) into was
immensity of nothingness!' Not ;
tree, even shrub nor wire fence
No signs of life? Yes: | counted 81.
small dark objects lightly raise,
above the ground-ssoddies." Thes
and the telegraph-poles the only visibl
objects.
/ do not know how long this seen
remained unchanged, as the cloud
were gathering darkly. We went in
side. and drew down the shades
shutting it all out las much as possible.
But would it be strange If some sucl
thoughts as these would intrude them
selves? sThe beauties of the Far Yves
are snare and delusion, only to b
appreciated by an enthusiast or
crank
4. When we awoke this a. IN. the vas
prairies of last night were varied b
thigh sand bluffs and few scragg.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-07-01

With tl,ro|,ling pulse anl wea4w
brain we strain our wandering thought.
to pastures Eew where items grow and
mourn AT our sad lot. ii We coul,! mould
our brain To think like Nye or Peck or
Arp. we would swop our chance to be
president and our right 10 the golden
harp. - LAUREATE.
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w. G. Nixon, of Pierre, came down
from the northern Hills Wednesday
and is stopping at the Mlnnekahta.
L. Defontaine. A. Marion and Fran
ceno Spazzi, of Fleur de lays ranch,
dined at the Minnekalta Saturday.
Lon GODDARD. our sheriff. is the hap
py parient of handsome little daugh-
ter. He still speaks to his neighbors.
Genial Sam Price. of $500 City
spread his autograph. over q half page
of Alinnckahta House register Satur.
day.
Chas. l.. Beatty aud Miss Palmer
came over f'om Buffalo Gap Thursday
OF last week and dined at the Mime.
kahta.
w. ID. Davis and John w. and Thos.
Feleham came over from the Gap
Friday to get their annual bath and a
square meal.
Edward A. Bowers, special agent
of the general land Office. was an arr
rival at the Minnckahta Monday. His
mission is to cause the removal of
fences enclosing public land.
Rev. Geo. Belsey. of Lead City,
preached an interesting and instructive
sermon to a small bat appreciative
audience in the parlors of the Minnc-
kahta Hotel last Sunday evening.
Chas. ID. Brmenn. a member of the
| firm of Bruenn 4 Co, of Sioux City.
retail grocers, departed for home
ON Tuesday after Il very pleasant So
iourn OF one week at the Springs. Mr.
Rrncn has great faith in the future OF
Hot Springs and contemplaics invest
ing in real estate here.
S. Il. Wilson, former school supcrin.
tenaent of Page county, but now en-
gagged in the practice of law at Ho'
Springs. Dakota, came in ycsterda,
morning en- route to Inogene. Gene
is very enthusiastic over the Blacl
Halls country, and thinks it is destined
to become the Garden of Eden O.
America. He says the greatest draw
back now is the action of the demo
cratic party preventing them from
admission to the Union as a state. Al
soon as this selfish barrier is removed
Dakota viii l,!oom forth i'll grand style
Council Bluffs Noapa'iel.
A. ID. Wood, formerly station agen
at Hcrmosa hut now employed i'll th
same capacity at Hay Springs, Neb.
and N. S. Bristol, -four and fee'
merchant at that place. spent Sunaa.
in this place almiring the magnificcn
scenery hereaboutS and enjoying tn
the luXnrous baths. Like all other
who visit this place, they left with {
feeling of regret, but promised to re
Turn when The leaves begin to turn
circumstances permitting. They re
port business very brisk at Ha,
promise ;,n abundan; yield.
A party consisting of Prof. G. I
Foster. II. NJ. SIolyncauX and wife
Mrs. Fred j. llous!iton and Miss Alic
Dortoa departed On Tuesday morninl
for two weeks pleasure trip to IIo
sprines and vicinity. The party wen
overland in their own conveyance. fit
led OF witt, tent and convenicnccs fo
camp life. and will visit the wind cav
and other point; OF interest in the foot
hills. Il pleasant. lealtliful and in
| .iworating iaun! will no doubt b
thoroughly enjoyed by the tourist
r.. lioughton will Join the party b
rail. before their retNrn hmne.- -Cliaaro
Jcnrnol.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-07-01

pines. All, yes! and hero we saw our
first real cowboy on his "broncho"
rounding up his bunch Of cattle" !"
Shortly after we passed through .
small portion of the Bad Lands which
we, of Fond du Lac, enjoyed not long
since hearing so vividly described by
Prof. Freeman. This was of course
interesting. but nevertheless we reached
Buffalo Gap at $50 in such peculiar
state of mind that when the s'Talla ho
coach and six, which we had expected
to convey to our destination, (Hot
Springs 12 miles distant,) appeared
upon the scene, we could not see the
least bit of resemblance to the picture
iii the advertisement we had seen. To,
us it looked like funny little red
wagon with a wl,ite cover. And where
were the .six-in-hand' and the
"buglers?" We were dull Of COM
prehension. And we took our places
inside, (two gentlemen and ourselves)
not so very much Disconnected that the
top came down SO low we could see
little more than the muddy road we
were travelling.
But with some lingering thoughts Of
The ..snare and delusion' Of some
things in this life, we were resigned to
look into the opposite passengers faces
until some one, ducking his head, spied
peak. and then a gorge. then another
peak still higher, and were cntYanced2 ?
Through a happy thought Of one of the
gentlemen and the Kindness of the
driver, | took a seat on the top Of the
-''coach, was | going to say? Yet
what cared we now for "six-in-hand'
or Sbuglers?' Indeed the two horses
were taking us too fast away from the
charming scene. However only to
bring too our view other beauties OF
Nature as varied as the turns in our
winding road. Iwish ] could describe
some of the aspects OF nature in her
strange freaks at that place. But
am now completely overpowered and
bewildered; | dare not attempt it. lest
might he called an "enthusiast" or 8
| "crank.
Suffice it now to say that thi.
promises to be q delightful place ii
winch to rest. Not, however, in tn,
sense of laying in hammock ant
reading. since nature coaxingly invite
on every hand; yes. demands your un
deyided attention. 5. E. Il.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-07-01
HOT sPsiNGs VS.. BUFFALO GAP

The Hot Springs BOYS will cross bats
wilh.ihe Buifalo Gap iline ut this nlaae
Oh The Fourth. Both mines have been
practiciag for the coming match for IL
month or more and the game promises
to he close and interesting. A large
number from the Gap will be here
10 witness the game and take part in
The festivities of the day. and many
from Oc!ric!ls. Cheyenne Falls. Cascade
and other parts of the comfy have
indicated their intention to be present.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-07-01

When we remark that everything is
ill readiness to let loose upon the gap
ing spectators such huge Jumps Of fun
and amusement as ever was perpetra-
ed, not excepting the queens jubilee,
we are drawing it mild. Tub races on
the placid bosom of lake Minnekahta,
a royal picnic beneath an umoragious
shade, speeches, toasts. tournaments
and base ball, and the heavens will be
illumined at night with a brilliant dis
play Of pyrotechnics.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-07-01
TAX PAYERs' NOyics

All Taxpayers take notice that after
June 30th, 1887, a 5 per cent penalty
will be added. on all unpaid taxes: af-
ter which date, 1 will proceed 10 collect
all delinquent taxes according to the
requirements of the law. together with
all accruing cost thereto attached.
Govern yourselves accordingly.
w. p. PhlLL1Ps,
Co. Treasurer.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-07-01

Miss Lizzie Moore has had the calpen-
tiers TO work remoleiing an,lrepaintins
the building formerly occupied as a
law office by =. ID. Norton on Chicago
Avenue where She will fit up an icr
cream par!or and haze bread and pies
always fresh and on hand I.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-07-01
ASTONISHING.

Considerable su,priseis expressed by
eastern people at finding a Watering
place in the Black Hills. After spend
ing "A few days at Hol Springs and then
visiting other points i'll the Mills, the
average eastern man goes home. ex-
pectins to encounter almost anything
before he gels ont of the resion-JoMr-
na7( Rapid City,
There is nc ching surprising about it
at ALL when we take into consideration
the fact that the eastern people placed
whom they supposed was their smartest
man to govern tlic country and he don't
know of such a place as Dakota being
under his jurisdiction.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-07-01

Glover Bill who skipped out and left
his jailor here AT Hot Springs to mourn
his absence. i, few weeks since has been
again embraced in the arms OF Offend
ed Justice at l.,,sk. The Sheriff started
on tuesday last 10 bring him back to
his old quarters.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-07-01

Again the B. & NJ. has been run to
earth up on Beaver Greek. so the Gus
ter CA,vnicle has it, about Z miles
above the $ n q ranch: but before The
discovery was made. the trail was cold
and the galue gone. but not without,
, leaving survey marks.
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RETAIL MARKET REPORT.
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